Yes. Methadone is an evidence-based medication used in opioid treatment programs to help adults with opioid use disorder. It may help reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings when provided through a structured program under medical supervision.

Methadone may be used as part of treatment for opioid use disorder involving fentanyl, heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, or other opioids. The appropriate treatment plan depends on each person’s history, symptoms, safety needs, and medical review.

Methadone may help reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms for adults with opioid use disorder. Each person’s dose and care plan are determined by qualified medical professionals based on clinical assessment, safety, and ongoing response to treatment.

No. Methadone is one important part of treatment, not the entire plan. At AriseVida Care, methadone treatment can include counseling, group therapy, support services, case management, peer support, and coordinated care across the wider continuum when clinically appropriate — because medication often works best when paired with clinical guidance, structure, and ongoing support.

A clinical and medical assessment is needed to determine whether methadone is appropriate. The care team reviews your opioid use history, withdrawal symptoms, cravings, medical needs, mental health, safety factors, and recovery goals before recommending a treatment plan.

You can contact AriseVida Care to begin the intake process, verify insurance, and schedule an assessment. From there, the team will review your needs and help determine the most appropriate next steps.